John Lee Hooker & Canned Heat - Whiskey & Wimmen' [HQ]

[@podunkcitizen2562]

I don't know how anyone can listen to blues like this and not move something, bob their head or tap their foot!

[@johnjenkins8782]

Canned heat is the most underappreciated blues band of that era IMO because of the hippie aspect. RIP Owl and Bear. The two tragic figures that sadly make them authentic bluesmen..

[@DrCrabfingers]

What an underrated comment you have just made.

[@bartjacobs3394]

Seen them in the stadium in Waycross GA. when I was bout 13 or 14 it was my first concert im 63 now it was a blast .

[@horndog912]

@@DrCrabfingers Well, it is #1 so

[@christopherhlad3397]

Canned Heat were spectacular. Very underrated.

[@michaelcastillo4771]

Canned Heat has been spinning for me since the first note ,,, live UT Austin 1969 ?

[@nitrousninja882]

Best song on the album. It has an intense groove, John Lee's vocals and Canned Heat's energy hits it out of the ballpark!

[@johnbeck9954]

100% agree.

[@davidhornby979]

I love it too... honorable mention for You Talk Too Much and Peavine

[@abcdefghjjklmnop]

Send me your pillow is perhaps the best blues performance of the recorded 20th century

[@petermorse5442]

@@davidhornby979 Peavine........brilliant.

[@johnmoraghan3857]

how could you dislike any John Lee Hooker song? those people gotta be crazy. this Man is the blues!!!!!!!

[@albertoferreiro4935]

One of the best albums ever cut, tap that foot forever John Lee, Blind Owl incomparable on the harmonica, ages like good wine

[@bryanpratt9249]

Had the Honour of being in a 3-Piece Rockabilly Band and opening for Mr. Hooker. Our 2nd gig out of the basement. His Agent phoned Q107 in Toronto where we were being highlighted (Twitch) on air. He heard us on the radio on the 401 HWY and pulled over to phone the station at a weigh booth (No cell phones) ... and told Bob Macowitz and Segarini that he HAD to have us open for John Lee at the Danforth in T.O. We were definitely a mis-match but played with one of my Hero's. QUIP: at the end of the night our guitarist extended his hand to Mr. Hooker to introduce himself. John Lee just said to him "Are youse the man with the Money? - to which Garwood answered no sir, we opened for you tonight - Hooker says "Best I go see the man with the money"

[@Robert-tj3qq]

Straight up no chaser

[@bobsteudler1784]

IT DON'T GET NO BETTER THAN THIS!

[@HomeBoyTV]

Blind Owl was one of the most underrated blues artists. His guitar licks were never flashy but always tasty. His harp was one of the best and his vocal style was unusual but strangely appropriate for the blues. He and John Lee doing Whiskey and Wimmen totally made the album.

[@jennyjenny8662]

Boy was bad damn it

[@kenteriksen584]

The Best Groove ever from Canned Heat and the nerve in John Lee Hookers voice is so true, this is so Cool and Blues Rules..! Been there done that ..✌️😎

[@bkmontoya4632]

Canned Heat and John Lee, for me, life don't get much better than that!

[@christophersteward9945]

pavarotti and james brown?

[@robindinero9689]

@@christophersteward9945 still hooker n heat over james and p !

[@theherbpuffer]

Ultimate boogie

[@nashvilletexas]

The last album that Alan Wilson recorded. Arguably, Canned Heat and John Lee Hooker's best work! A must have album for any true blues collector!

[@danielguillot5852]

nashvilletexas pour moi the Best double album. .....

[@outofstep6026]

Easily Canned Heat's finest moment. As for Hooker, I still believe that his finest work is "Live at Soledad Prison". So raw and heartfelt. I still get goosebumps from both albums.

[@josepnin2752]

Wat is the álbum please...??

[@alanwhiteside410]

nashvilletexas I have had that album sense it came out! Oh Yeah!! 😎👍👍

[@johngazlay2983]

This and the album with Steve Miller, house rent boogie

[@captbosco]

Watching Canned Heat at the Whiskey in Hollywood (1965 ish) Johnny Winter walking down Sunset comes in the front door and jumps in for a set.........One of those nights of a lifetime

[@houstonrebel4449]

My dad had the album. From 1971. Found it in his blues collection in the closet on 1986 when I was 18. Been addicted to it ever since.

[@johnjenkins8782]

My dad who graduated HS in 1956 had a box of singles, Gene Vincent, Bill Haley, all the boys from Sun records. Those started my love of rockn roll, blues and roots music. He also had an Olds 88.

[@fp1000100]

RIP master John Lee Hooker ! you are the god of music. after 43 years of record collections , in all kinds of music -rock, soul , blues , hard rock , pop etc..YES! , you are the ONE.!

[@guitarlover302]

My god ! Just perfect Sunday afternoon blues session - pure class 👌

[@Liddle-Voyager]

This is one hell of a groove 👌

[@roberthunerberg1509]

Hooker and Heat my first CD 💿 absolutely fabulous!!!

[@lancerx1759]

John Lee Hooker had Nothing but Praise for Alan Blind Owl Wilson and as a white boy blues playing aficionado thats the Ultimate !! God Bless them Both the Contributed More than the Taken !!

[@marduk_zth9974]

listen to this as im driving at night working, such a good groove.

[@walterfrench5023]

If you meet somebody who has never heard the Blues turn them on to this, if they don't get it then they never will..............

[@cwpo1973]

This is my favorite blues track ever. It has been for 20 years, since I first heard it. It always will be. JLH's guitar and unmistakable vocals; fantastic accompanying blues harp; reptetitive and simple lyrics about fast living and regret, that don't seem TOO ashamed about it all. Perfect. It was recorded with a single raggedy assed amp in a dirty hotel room. That's the way it's supposed to be. Blues shouldn't be too prettied up.

[@robertoraulmalagonr.5381]

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[@gilesellis8002]

John Lee and Jim Morrison Road House Blues

[@LuvThatDirtyWater]

somebody's valiant attempt to mix the two but I don't think so.. from burnin hell to boogie chillin.. nothing comes close to Hooker N Heat..

[@LuvBlues64]

Awesome track from Hooker n Heat,Alan Wilsons harp perfectly compliments Hookers voice. Fantasic,it sounds like a live recording...

[@briansmith2496]

+LuvBlues64 Wilson's harp makes this song. Amazing!

[@WisdomSpeak1]

Alan may not have been the best harp player in the world. But he WAS, when he played with Hooker!

[@hoffmeistertv]

saw them live in venice, ca 1978 - 2 sets - lifetime experience (y)

[@joanmatsuitravelwriter8778]

This is perhaps my favorite John Lee Hooker tune. This song gets my son's foot tapping.

[@JorgeVergaraV.]

Excellente édition de deux grands - merci pour ce cadeau!

[@cyntar556]

#Jorge, he was really awesome, I was able to see him live in concert here in the USA!!

[@alexsaint-agnan4548]

What a master piece? Great mix.

[@jeffcory1056]

What an amazing cut! "All my money gone!!" Hooker is fantastic!

[@mo9504]

GREAT song during 120 mph in my car, DID it and loved it AND will do it again, RIP Bro

[@darylmills204]

John Lee Hooker and Canned Heat. You cannot stand still listening to their boogie. I have this album in pristine condition. Love it. Thanks for posting. Great to hear on KZbin. Boogie Chillen...

[@morrisparrish76]

As usual listening to John lee hooker is time well spent!

[@TedSilar]

John Lee Hooker used to come into town and play with pickup bands at that bar down around Haight and Stanyan, San Francisco. Simultaneously funny and sad how easy it was to see him. If there was a cover it was low.

[@anarcat6653]

Okay, this is some serious stuff. I cant believe. This. Is. Real.

[@aazo999]

This is the blues is great! Harmonica unusual playing this Blind Owl was different to anybody else!!!! Constant beat; and a voice that feel like it's come from the deep Mississippi hill country as we know it did. John.

[@JustAdude291]

Yeah, I love that southern blues vibe man

[@spibach]

I love this. About 30 years ago my house got torched by an arsonist. Henry Vestine gave me a place to stay until my house was rebuilt. We jammed a lot and had a lot of whiskey and women around. I sure miss him.

[@randy95023]

I never got to see Canned Heat but I did see John Lee. After 40 years of concerts I have 1,000 regrets for the shows that I DIDN'T see. Having Alan Wilson and Bob Hite playing behind John Lee Hooker would be worth a Million Dollars to see. Rock 'n Roll Heaven can now play this show regularly... RIPx3

[@woge6765]

what a great comment

[@DJBomBay1996]

Whiskey, this Creole women and nightlife just made a great night for me. Thank you Mr. John Lee Hooker!

[@SilverscreenRN]

Done toe it down! Daaauummmm! This is some bad ASS music. Wilson and Hooker were something very special.

[@robertdawson8522]

Saw John Lee Hooker at the Puyallup fair.For 10 bucks i got a front row center seat.Booker T.Jones opened.Fuuuck!Good shit.Whats all these thumbs down?

[@lallijack8557]

Toujours aussi bon pour les neurones !

[@richardwelton459]

Have never heard this before but love it, life appears to have passed my by. Just love "the blues"

[@charlesatty]

My god when this came out I was a young man full of vinegar and fire...thought I would be young forever..then lived the life he said...now many of my friends are dead and I’m tired...but this still makes my foot jump...loved me them women

[@irvinhansen7173]

A blues masterpiece.

[@chipoo82]

best bluesman ever! love to hear john lee..r.i.p

[@lesternesterenco3957]

You're right, Dave. You are a philosopher. Like Charles Mingus said "There is no 'jazz music'. There's just music."

[@dsdaniels4727]

That bass line. What a groove.

[@jamescabaniss5857]

Just bought the song, and John Lee Hookers "ENDLESS BOOGIE" album.

[@davidelliott4306]

First time i heard this i was in Amsterdam in 81 it got the best of me.

[@oldtimetinfoilhatwearer]

Alan Wilsons harp punches like a freight train

[@theherbpuffer]

One of my favorite players ever

[@bryanpratt9249]

Great metaphor

[@FAHRENHEIT451JL]

That's the canned heat

[@WeddingPartyinCranston]

I FEEL SOOO BAD FOR JOHN LEE HOOKER WHEN HE SINGS THIS SONG BECAUSE HE'S SUCH A LEGEND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@danisullivan1861]

Still some of the best music ever

[@richardwolter2368]

Always good to listen to... for ever and ever!

[@svens8674]

I have this double LP, its a scorcher. Great hearing Mr Hooker talking and joking with the audio engineers.

[@janeough45]

what a fab song i really love the sound .it makes me think of north and south carolina ....lol xx sublime joy

[@alanwhiteside410]

A Hay, A Hay, Alright, A Hay! Love Hooker n Heat I bought that album as soon as it came out back in the late 60’s maybe 69 I can’t remember.

[@eliortegajr9710]

One of the best tracks...the rest were just so so.

[@Midgy21747]

Brilliant - what a sound.

[@bobaldo2339]

One chord all the way through - no messing around. Often on John Lee's recordings chord changes would be made or implied by others, while JLH stuck with the tonic. We always thought of one chord songs as "hypnotics". Wolf, among others, often did that too. Love the feel of those grooves.

[@thenobullshtchannel8768]

Our roots of R&R 🇺🇸❤️

[@robindinero9689]

this a unbeatable combo !!!!

[@jank7724]

From the album Hooker N Heat!! Love it!!

[@CP-kb1du]

Music with Soul Legends

[@DoItYourSelf12100]

Born in 1985. Know alot of older guys who are broke cause of whiskey and women. Long live John Lee

[@edwardchristian7120]

there but for the grace of God, go I.

[@iancumbers494]

same deal here but i was born in 1956 .. still my favorite ..ha ha ...

[@SirLoinofBeef235]

But was it wasted?

[@iancumbers494]

gotta be my favorite thanks boogie all day........ brings back memories

[@dougskriver6216]

Must listen to music, john lee hooker is a classic

[@jonathanjones5094]

Every time i listen to this album my mind is blown again! Hahaha

[@osvaldocenturion5267]

Cuánta calidad en un solo tema! 🖐️🇦🇷2/24

[@detweilcny]

Hooker & Heat what a perfect fit. Cooking in a juke joint.

[@jamessmith6124]

Hooker and Heat what a combination

[@russmanchan4387]

FRIEND OF MINE MADE A MIX CASSETTE 4 ME 30 YEARS AGO. LOST IT LONG TIME AGO. FOUND THIS SONG LAST YEAR. RINGS SO TRUE!! PEACE

[@ivanbrzezinski4177]

Great, one of my favourites. Love to play it on harp

[@solidaritet2010]

BRAVO! Many thanks for this fine upload!

[@bodivanbodegraven5119]

O my God what a great singer ☺️

[@emerec]

Que balanço soberbo! Aqui, com Alan 'Blind Owl' Wilson, mentor dos Canned Heat, na melhor harmónica tocada por um branco ;)

[@MrNICOLASITT]

Excellent!!

[@TheSeldomone]

Blow that harmonica, Alan. Boogie with the Heat, John Lee!

[@zlue26]

unbelieveable track canned heat such a super group unknown group of there time and John Lee what can I say.

[@surfghoul]

It’s hypnotic when you’re buzzed.

[@joeschmoe6720]

Whiskey and women get me everytime I hear that John lee

[@castlerider99]

Love the way these white boys honor and emulate Johnnie as the daddy of the blues that he is. They absolutely stay outta the way and LISTEN. Proving from way back in the 60's that white boys CAN play the blues.

[@Paulodactyl]

Rock solid, beautiful stuff , ,

[@Wojtys77]

kopalnia dzwieków john dziekuje jak nie wiem co

[@rogierdegraaf9156]

Knetter muziek 1e klas. Puur genieten

[@johanlarsmalm]

Ouch! How good! My youth!

[@77detje]

This song makes you wanna go back in time and go hunting for a couple of days, come back with some trophies and then go to a saloon for some whiskey and wimmen

[@glmojopalmer]

My weakness is with tequila and women. what a rockin' song

[@francocastiglioni9792]

Il blues che amo.grandissimi!

[@linglingjr]

This will be the second real blues artist I'll "get into" The first being Fred McDowell : )

[@sheilabarron7206]

SO HAPPY I DON'T HAVE THEM DAYS ANYMORE it Was Scary For A Couple of Days THANK GOD for the 🖤of People who Love Me Thank you John Lee Hooker and Canned Heat

[@billmavin1815]

I read somewhere that John Lee Hooker thought Al Wilson was the best harp player he had heard. Those guys including Bob etc hhad respect for each other

[@alexkip7682]

What a tune !

[@diannerussell4849]

Incredible.🩰

[@dearmalika]

Love the blues...this is music!

[@nordgermaneren8776]

Just love this so fk much.

[@rebelman476]

this is what the blues are,are stories of someones life.

[@slavkocosic5553]

Wow...W a W...Whiskey and Wimmen...Night Life...Light & Love...

[@PrincessSilverDawn]

What is not to like love it!

[@dearmalika]

This is great!

[@adriaanboogaard8571]

Great Blues and all good music tell a story with feeling. This song talked about being young and having fun with money and It slowly but not always catches up with you and you ain't makeing it no more. It catches up with you and you get behind on the money and your not so handsome anymore. If your smart you stay sweet to the good women or married one and the young and old good ones give you a hug and a kiss and leave your wallet alone.

[@reveddro319]

Ya Damn right they gots da Blues!!!!

[@jonathaneffemey8828]

Brilliant

[@eliortegajr9710]

Thanks MrPhil198622 !